I made a simple batch programme as follows :
xcopy "C:\Brugs Handelsblad 2015-2016" "G:\Brugs Handelsblad 2015-2016" /D /E /C /R /H /I /K /Y
xcopy "C:\Brugs Handelsblad 2015-2016" "\\MUNKCLOUD\MyLibrary\Data\Brugs Handelsblad 2015-2016" /D /E /C /R /H /I /K /Y
The first line works fine. It copies all the new and changed files and directories from one place to another (in this case an external hd)
The second line copies all the files and directories over and over again to the new place wich is a mapping to my own server, regardless if it are new or old unmodified files. The server is part of my own private network at home.
The parameters doesn't seem to work in the second line.
Someone an idea ??
Thanks for thinking.
X-copy command
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Re: X-copy command
Have a look at robocopy.
What are the source and target volumes formatted in? All in NTFS?
What are the source and target volumes formatted in? All in NTFS?
Re: X-copy command
aha, of course,
The second target volume is a linux-server which is mapped on a windows machine.
This must be the reason...
Thanks for opening my eyes, stupid of me.
I'll try robocopy too, many thanks !!!
The second target volume is a linux-server which is mapped on a windows machine.
This must be the reason...
Thanks for opening my eyes, stupid of me.
I'll try robocopy too, many thanks !!!